Most recipe sites don't show sodium, potassium, and phosphorus against kidney guidelines. We do.
Every recipe shows per-serving nutrition compared to KDIGO CKD Guideline (2024) limits. You see exactly where each dish falls before you cook.
By the MedMenu Editorial Team · Published March 10, 2026 · Updated September 27, 2026
Each card shows per-serving nutrition against KDIGO limits. Tap any card for the full breakdown.
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2,000+ recipes analyzed across 45 nutrients each
How MedMenu classifies recipes for ckd
Based on KDIGO CKD Guideline (2024) and the KDOQI Nutrition Guideline (2020)
Recipes that meet all thresholds are tagged as suitable. 45 nutrients analyzed per serving.
The KDIGO 2024 guideline recommends limiting sodium, potassium, and phosphorus. Mexican cooking can work when you track these per serving. MedMenu shows all three for every recipe.
Kidney disease guidelines recommend under 2,000mg sodium per day, roughly 667mg per meal. MedMenu shows exact sodium per serving against this limit.
Damaged kidneys can't remove excess potassium efficiently. Too much can cause dangerous heart rhythms. Kidney disease guidelines suggest keeping daily intake under 2,000mg (roughly 667mg per meal). MedMenu shows potassium per serving.
Dishes lower in potassium and phosphorus, typically those without bananas, avocados, dairy, or dark leafy greens, fit more easily within a daily potassium and phosphorus budget. MedMenu shows sodium, potassium, and phosphorus per serving so you can compare.
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This is a comprehensive website! Recipes look great and represent a variety of cuisines. You have emphasized the appropriate nutrients. Guidance tips are helpful. Science tab provides evidence-based references and are appropriate for the diseases addressed. Links to Drugs.com, WebMD & Medline are nice. As a registered dietitian, I feel comfortable recommending MedMenu.
Susan G. Rodder, MS, RDN, LD
Registered Dietitian
MedMenu offers all the data you need to plan meals based on specific dietary needs. There are lot of great recipes from a variety of cuisines to choose from, or you can test your own recipe to see how well it fits into your dietary guidelines.
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